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It sounds like you threw a cord, but that shouldn't happen with only a thousand miles on it. It also might possibly be their type of wear indicator.

That might have been nice 30 years ago...

I haven't been feeling myself lately. Where is @John221us when you need him.

Stairs have always been reliable to me. Knees, not so much. My last project in Vietnam was spent in the north - two cities roughly sixty klicks from Hanoi. We were doing pilot testing work for the replacement of their respective water treatment plants. For six weeks I didn't have access to a...

The finished product. I always f*** up the cole slaw so I made Ceasar salad.

Done! Will let sit for a couple hours.

Decided to get a jump on it

My plan is to do a rack of baby backs pub style. E.g. set the grill up for indirect, get the coals going, throw the ribs on, then head to the pub.

You might be better off at the equator. (Think Eotvos effect)

Hell, I can't even pronounce it.

That guy is a wrecking ball.

For indoor spin bikes, Star Trac, hands down. They make commercial gym equipment but you can find them used for a decent price, and they last forever.

Damn near did this weekend.

A cursory Google search comes back to a Samoan musical group with exactly two Youtube videos.

Fosters is sort of looked down on by real Australians. Tooheys isn't bad but I prefer Victoria Bitters. They also have Pure Blonde, which is an equal to Michelob Ultra, except that it actually tastes like beer. Speaking of which, I had a business class flight on Quantas once where we unluckily...

Why is that? Is it because you need a more expensive octane booster to replace lead?

Are you crazy??? Newton. Fig Newton. Bernoulli doesn't give us squat for yummies.

"The poor sod impaled himself on a pork rib when he tripped in a drunken state."

Okay, I assumed that the 100 hour inspections were a Part 135 requirement. I see they apply to Part 91 also. I trained at a flight school.

Right, but aren't "rental" planes operated under 135?